06/03/2025

English

Transhumanism: the Future of Humanity, or a Modernist, Gnostic Heresy?

A discussion critically examining the philosophical and scientific flaws of transhumanism and its impact on human nature and society.

Transhumanism aims to build a future world for mankind that does away with the very qualities which make us human. This cult-like ideology has captivated political and economic elites across the globe, and influences leaders in tech on their quest to create ‘post-human’ forms of artificial intelligence. But like other true believers, transhumanists have many fundamental assumptions about the world and human nature that have critical flaws - both philosophically, and scientifically. 

In this discussion event, Oxford Professor Jan Bentz and doctoral candidate Wael Taji Miller join distinguished fellow Rod Dreher for a confrontation against the flawed assumptions of transhumanist ideology, revealing the true nature of a belief system that is rooted in modernist philosophy and Gnostic heretical ideas about mankind and our place in the universe.

Featured panelists:

  • Dr. Jan Bentz, Lector, Blackfriars College, Oxford University
  • Wael Taji Miller, Doctoral Candidate, Semmelweis University

Moderator: 

  • Rod Dreher, Visiting Fellow, Director of Network Project, Danube Institute

We reserve the right to make changes to the organisation of events. Participation in the event is free of charge, but requires pre-registration by clicking on the button below.

Venue:

Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - Theater

1015 Budapest, Csónak utca 1.

Entrance: Aranybástya Restaurant